Soft Synth: Addictive Drums

In the middle of a project using Addictive Drums...
I've noticed that whenever I close out Sonar 7 for the day and return the next...the soft synth track has automatically converted itself to a midi track. (Or has bounced itself, even after saving the project) This is preventing me from picking up where I've left off creating my drum track.  Is there any way to stop this from happening?
Right now I'm just leaving my program open all night to preserve the track.

My bad, yes you are correct.  It is converting itself to an Instrument track that contains the midi data for AD that you mentioned automatically when I exit the program.  And yes, I am utilizing a midi track and soft synth track for it to operate to begin with.  That part is functioning properly.
 
Yep, I've bounced a track before and that works fine.  But this thing with the midi and soft synth tracks converting itself after shutting down is driving me nuts.
 
All I know is when I start up the next day the soft synth (drum grid) track and the midi track are gone and all thats left is one track with the data in it. I'm not losing the audio, I'm just not able to get back to all the work I've done drawing in drum notes and continue the process.

No, I have not tried using (all outs) that frightens me right now. Trying to keep things simple as I'm still learning my way around this platform.
 
Here's how I get started...
 
Insert - Soft Synths - VST Plug-Ins - Addictive Drums (or SI Drums for that matter)
 
Then my options box comes up that opens the Synth Property Page and the Synth Rack View. (obviously)
The boxes I have checked are: Midi Source and First Synth Audio Output.
 
I'm displaying automation on the First Synth Audio Track.
 
And the Recall Assignable Controls box is checked.
 
That's it, nothing more.
 
After I'm done working in my project creating a drum track by drawing or painting in the notes, I save the project.  That's it, nothing more.
After saving and closing the project, the next day when re-opening it, the Midi Source track and the Audio Output track are gone and replaced by
what appears to be a single Instrument Track with my work in it.
I just want the original Midi Source Track and the Audio Output Track back that I was working in.

Never mind.  Forget I even asked this dumb question.  As long as I can continue to work on my drums in the Piano Roll view (which I've discovered I can) then the problem is solved.
I didn't know that I could do that.  Nothing is lost. Duh!
Thanks for bearing with me.

ibaneznut


Never mind.  Forget I even asked this dumb question.  As long as I can continue to work on my drums in the Piano Roll view (which I've discovered I can) then the problem is solved.
I didn't know that I could do that.  Nothing is lost. Duh!
Thanks for bearing with me.

Ah! OK! Just got you last post. And yes, that's where all the action/events are; PRV,